Michel Py | 1 Nov 2002 03:04
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RE: Limiting the Use of Site-Local

Michel Py
>> Keith, what you are saying here is that the utility
>> company is going to have to use PA addresses, that it
>> does not own, to configure tens of thousands of devices
>> on thousands of subnets, and be forced to renumber
>> if they want to switch ISPs, even though these devices
>> have nothing to do with the public Internet, just
>> because you don't like SLs.

> Kurt Erik Lindqvist wrote:
> ....and the day the utility company decides to outsource the
> monitoring they will have to renumber to global addresses
> anyway.

Total nonsense.

Michel.

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Kurt Erik Lindqvist | 2 Nov 2002 14:49
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Re: Limiting the Use of Site-Local

>>> Keith, what you are saying here is that the utility
>>> company is going to have to use PA addresses, that it
>>> does not own, to configure tens of thousands of devices
>>> on thousands of subnets, and be forced to renumber
>>> if they want to switch ISPs, even though these devices
>>> have nothing to do with the public Internet, just
>>> because you don't like SLs.
>
>> Kurt Erik Lindqvist wrote:
>> ....and the day the utility company decides to outsource the
>> monitoring they will have to renumber to global addresses
>> anyway.
>
> Total nonsense.
>

Why? That would be the case i they wanted to connect - which is not 
unlikely for the future. I know cities in Sweden where building owners 
are monitoring the utilities via public connections and I know places 
where the road administration uses the public Internet for monitoring 
devices.

In you model they would use site-locals, but what happens the day they 
connect to the public Internet?

- kurtis -

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